SPACE FOR COMMUNITY: Understanding Real Estate Challenges/Opportunities in the Social Purpose Sector

Vancouver

Event details:

Start
6:30pm PDT on Wednesday, October 20, 2021
End
8:00pm PDT on Wednesday, October 20, 2021
Schedule

6:30 PM - Welcome & Mingling

7:00 PM - Presentation

7:35 PM - Discussion

8:00 PM - Adjourn

Location:
Zoom Meeting
Vancouver , BC ,
Prices

There will be no charge for this event

Register by
5:00pm on Tuesday, October 19, 2021
Attendees
This event is open to All LAI members globally.
Registration

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To confirm attendance

E-Mail:  deanna@deltalanddev.com  

A Zoom link to the virtual session will be emailed to you upon registration.

Every individual and family is touched by the work of not-for-profits and social enterprises. From childcare to health, community and social service organizations, environmental or arts and culture groups – the social purpose sector provides the ‘community glue’ that enables society to thrive.  When real estate forces make it impossible to secure suitable, affordable space to deliver programs and services, or when the market displaces organizations or encroaches on community owned assets, the vitality of these sectors and their potential for impact is compromised.

The Social Purpose Real Estate Collaborative, working in partnership with the Real Estate Institute of BC, recently completed a major new study looking at real estate issues and opportunities within the not-for-profit, social enterprise and artist sectors. With a funding contribution from LAI – Vancouver Chapter, this landmark multi-year study explores issues of real estate affordability, suitability, and security of tenure for BC’s social purpose sectors.